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ksss>s City five stock.

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and 7oaTEet - higher -pc~I 10 choice e Ivs
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s. @rZG -
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W 1ez-assa ilrr7ss~iss-~sr SersisSk- E:rasts5s
Co, traders esse eE4s-t<rs * z Douglas ave 4 g
WANTED Ne: sAar6H~e - tFa1s tor tovn i9-s
W AID ,sryas XGransx. Er1ttol &C. trader
hrs1fcs1zx-.r~ 80
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y9yASTED-To sossn at rates. Sis.se on city
W and farm properly Eorey ready ANY day.
'yC s-oN,asr Hail ar dsltf
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-12

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ysasxa<.s Azss RAE ss2sz x lssr1ess -s- rysif
Fss-zzts sz8g--1 y--~s , ssFxszs. COX Ton
E,z y scsssA- EzE -
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Y-.g So r.-c fr,s4 .os.. IL ,.s4ac ave Illi.es
| h s,,sss - rs,s--sss G72st+
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FOR SALE.


I-oR sALE-fwo elsgans res room eoi'sses with
L sIlars fronting Nes Yoik and Peaa. ay", fa'l
e~son adGItio- pie So eEch Apply al ~ -
he 81 u. ". Welty. 20 II Hsin a"'ft
V-DR SALE-A grocery stot~ 81 $500 II a grow ~,
city q 50 Inhabitants for sa'' - WI ireis t.f
y lcai.s property. Address box : u winfield, 81
I>oR sALE-5 fl on Ernporia. 30 = from nousies.
L s.7JUF 2i'ts wiki h5sss % II from Doug =.
Ia ave 20 IL from po7giss. win room h'''i-' fr
So IT On Main . fSr $50 ots -@ an s ~
buildings for g. ~. easy terms = lott o.'s Tor
siS11, - Il front on snsse{ or ~ :, itt .
lots with house 40 II from bou-ilz N - .,Es
for s4fvj easy terms HaUssf & AsFAis .ts :. -
ket. c'''t
NOR sAIE-.,x 5, n IL. Aim 4 SI.i'h's e.ia4'i9s
L fronts, corHsr price s'-''' F~rA1in q
-. 3lzla -
.x5Y SaIE-s5. acre. on COLLEGE ffIi with . 81 e
/ j.. ge br1ck house hne-t loca'ies o. iae hiii ~t
M. Of the nuest ressCeacss. PFic- g t. FazlL a
( tisorys. no AaiE ~. S''ss
,-o8 ssIE-so ZION IN axe, rear tie setAsss p
4 AceeeTn. 81 s. 5te thit j. Uis o.ssais- f1f~
2 al X Ci=orse 10 Asi1 - 9 -.
.-uz ssLE-sofi AMI good two s;esy fraIas *
a...t. ouly s3so. Fsrn1Fn 1'-ofse. 40 As.1 8 4
,-0R sAIK-sa II OF str ave near Central sss. east
. Freak. bix map sricz $500 q sAss teffE- -
l.-laag j tIe re. 10 Main - "fsF
TOR saTE-sJf, ca y a;er -. rsar = agi.s az.
z.-~i ros1.e snap and Bargain. p-ace So
f,.fa4siIn < lse-or9c. lI9 = an st--,,, =
ZOE SAi-z-Esrsains. fnHst s.ii. - r. eosrer ~
/ a~e &C iffh u q win god H. ftt
~. near PARK - p-scs 9 fsss iltx = sas% FRAT
,f5slg ave re.Y Lincoln @esa-sl &1I's 10y tenn
~, IA fk-~. tse.ss, grzc-- f0T .ss days oig aNt
fss~. y sbb & se&s - e ksyr1is~ ave Ns35&s
r-C2 sAIE-ws c~E al 81 tbs rsrursFfy efs's -
4 -li ans G il small pay ns.sf COS = ta&saeT 4
7r-- ~ Eve ye-s- All q = = IN isf~a a1d - n,
sssfs-s faftly. sT-af addition ras9 li- $50 ~
lots stcai-z ~ TE-a hFsess 2sd oe ~ = si*s -
assF-s. bo0s- ard G5e Hz . sirg = fpsl ?
vgsta kpGgge s,d 81, y asr - 5o-Ta ftssfs
ts5rrs@>1d sSs. srkst stTs;- rogSh A.a&a 80
/ - q. - - Sg-zh Wztsr at eSrn - =
r-sr-. ssszs - Is. - - - & y -
Il It.s a. bas so = - Wac ere l0ss No. L ~
& = n front wz.sIn.soz aSs. Dezus ado On ess--
F Ia+s xg EEt 1 W&tsss are 9ss.sLs sd c1fE1sr
- ~ III - x Tzsfrt-sth q. Eoreys add. aosf -
se sd = Fos1rTh ave, Faf..lE- $50. -
srf,-zs.rlsr zv..y T. Les Dezzn % Eazrz sse~A-1.
I dI5r
nor SALE sssi irssct ioss I.rrEs,as 1ss. erssl
+ T. 90 Ii. @ 4 g -. rfet froEs -
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p7,oR : ALA rss~f sian Young nsarss ca.sp. Ger
r Ua-rr 81 ard i .ft, ave. Greenhouse d..
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WANTED.

xvy.STED-SIx men ard one good general agent
N r. work IN Se.igwtck county; wages 81 rs DAY
far eanvassers - per month TO general agent Call
a; once III 3i6 River 81. ichiia, kaa ds5et-
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WANTED.

YyYANTED-About April 18Th good Groom house
w with well and cistern on near the street car
line. The north part OF the city preferred K A
love. lis r Douglas fI-lT14
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-12

fS5E ~aTE-A fSrrz - 49, zsres ziJ -s.rs llllsss~
4 iAr1 - a.fs~~ q y setsts- Fefi~ = r \. -
mics fsrsl Cos Af- 70 sfres 81 Ess s1ass - lt
safsa ssztsr@ ,ssEs.rs- Gsr- r. - - ~
ls.ssze Tessr~ csf - sGrs Ess3a ~.ft IRE gsFss
f@os-+ tsy - -fssEa assfss . - as -
F-ssser TEs s. ass Gstsfa sfs1 tff
;Eo wsta4 usfs ssNss fssc .srsss. sils~zs sd a.
bsiilsfBet efzssts: al siT1z . s~Fss frsl 40
orra.nsrI.tzt fgr~~ aF5ce 81 - zfr@ fza4 iEss
slse. - ~ gsTenzeer. s1r.=3s ~ ts1se -s-1a
Tar. i. es1sy f1r - days 1FAsf. Lzset ? ssrsiss-
Ce.tsqssls r. AZ -
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-12

>t,fs sAfE-sssfs Oak So Sakiars: sd. cheap lee
< +; cor Oak 81, Oakland add xsrs chsss- @t His,-
toms sub div, Urtca Sve. 81 Central. rs5usc reEss
sor $50 mcnth s&ess 80 sth ave, 81 . sssss g
= II n 9Th. gossc house. 81 eak. ei-sss = " Aesa
ave Sausey & SrCafls AID S;.ass- ore sGz small
house. n Natr !. .sts' of Oak. Arlington Sfzlth,
f99 Nnir. as% -
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-12

advertisements i this column win be ccarged for
N. rate OF Five Cens per line per week No I'D
-.er,,ea.s t.,-., s.,r less than IS cents. and win
i,e inserted until paid for.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-12

fv,4. \ If-Fssr few DAYS oEiy. ssr-s1 asines.
L ,,rer-iy on sIaFl.. strees rear E.i-s.s "a I'd
4toS1 laek baN. 80. 49,
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-12

T.soFs SALE OF. TE-SpT-S good s.s.1ya hetses and
4 lots SIX. N n ais, Gre house with lofs.
rretsf eerrally ieearesl Ia Ise city 81 klfzrn AZ
EIn.I-r cOTufx kan Fsr particulars ssi IN or asi
" ds9G.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-12

y-1p S.rrg 2. . Isseovs. lar Eseex- :. p r-y,
4 Hv- rs-.z LEI LiOc&s ~ fsst kssF~Tsk -
t,igs-S . grurg. - fEs sa-ssF. - sls<e - fF-s
81 ~, As.ss---oa Srs.fA. - Ma 81 % Err,
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-12

T-o2 sATg-t s.sf !rssct los. Errgs,ss ave- eErsF
+ - r. 81 Es.s q g - ~fst sroES ssas
- Fasrv<s stdl;i0s kzsa ~ AZ az. @scS Nsfsz
~ ks-srsna 90 . Ra.a- 60
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-12

<lsss - Ets hats o. - cs1er - ri'S asf ts1
3 nse sye Only 81 as fats waeSs .ssis eA~is;
sau'E wait. fos-a 81 t'ssr. F.s,'s.s 49, ~
Msic- ass-tst
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-12

NOR StiE-A spfsssita SssS4Ses- lf-itios ssits
4 f.-s.sts us..y Ia. saVs prise Ffyl+f tst ~ -
"a aSeslsl, ass.se sen fealas al. fg-S Ss~s' We
Gals. = killer. ~ AsiGs -
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FOf; TRADE.

I.-oR sAfE-ia1 acres. na+ tice ~ citF. CO. 80
i Alien. Grahain q Jones -
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-12

s>og ssiE-Feiow mGF<st price s.s-t+ = On
4 hillside ave- - r Ysslssh II Igslss =; ftcst
sskes GIVE ;sss. Frvia Ssrssts,Is. Nc. - fsus
lLect-
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-12

F%Jg gA4E-Fts. tarzs r~<- ~ Fsess tss4ErsFszts =
u Gyzs szsa ys<ss Azzs, s-Tss god sAF +-seS- =
Srs<5 .zzSrz-e- y = sTs t51S -sss - 80 st~'
AZ fzk~ ~ .s1< ks-zss cate fassAes - 3 es.s
taxi q AA1
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-12

V>DR SALE-A rrsteiass farm. 81 acres. 20 IN cnl-
4 ttvatsSn house Of s recus stable. STOCK yards.
,isiny water peach orchard. saaSe uetss miles
from Anurs on santa Fe and len miles or important
towns o., Frisco Fcrt Scott D.. " X a rsess: ex
csI,en. agricultural stock farm :sfcs 90 sam
cash balance Easy terms Aoers>s = hstft' <
I@ss Glaze ave. WicnitS. hSH- Gtf'&~
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-12

NOR SALES fr corner OF Fourth ave and Will
Il iiams at great bargain cas-. terms call aud Sec
also 10 acres r,.ie@ south cf Douglas 6ve. ves
cheap for 4 few days. Stafford. Webb s cleg-. 81
8 nYy,yfes GsSff~
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-08
HARDY SOLOMON & SONS
NOTICE 10 STRANGERS AND koN-RESOEkIs.

If strangers who visit Wichita and feel
an interest In its future will call at the office
Of Hardy Solomon & Sons 33I E Douglas
avenue, and register their name and place of
residence they will be furnished thereafter, by
mail, free of charge, with all important matter
pertaining to the welfare of this city. We
will also be pleased to furnish non-residents
with any information they may wish in regard
to our city and will, if they send us their
names and address, from time to time send
them copies of our live daily papers free of
charge. We buy and sell real estate for non-
residents and can refer to persons in any
state in the union to whom we have sold
Wichita real estate and for whom we have
made money We also refer to the Wichita
National Bark or any of the daily papers o
Wichita
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-08
The Irrepressible Office Boy.

When the telephone was introduced
into the offices of Christendom a great
many men sent away their office boys and
fancied that they could get on without
them. But the office boys came back.
Like truth crushed to earth they rose
again and asserted their indispensable
value. The office boy knows that he is
an autocrat, and while he may never pre-
sumo upon his position outwardly, be
carries the signs of authority and OF
power around with him He is tardy,
he is lazy, he is forCetful, but he looks
calmly into the eyes of his reproving en-
ployer without fiinching. He VIII stay
forty-five minutes on q ten minutes
errand and bob up serenely without
thought OF an apology. If on his return
his superior officer plucks up courage &c
inquire if he has had pleasant vacation,
he viii stare and reply, What, sir?'
with well cultivated stupidity. II an
Office boy could be patented who would
be warranted to take in, or at least smile
ct, all of his masters jokes, this world OF
toll and trouble would be SUMMER spot
Boston Advertiser.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-08
Can Sit Perfectly Still

1t is said the japanese can sit sttllsf
than any other people, their habit Of self
control being from earliest childhood a
part of their conscientious duty. Iwatched
two japanese students at ths terrific
thunder and lightning tragedy OF 'Clto"
the other evening, and through the whole
play was in rapt admiration st tie way
in which these Japanese gentlemen main
tanned their most perfect and invincible
calm. Such self control as theirs must
command respect and wonder. No lurid
scenes OF Athenian splendor; no jealousy,
terror or despair, not even murder and
death, could relax muscle Of their grave
and rigid faces. Not WORD during the
performance did they exchange; not once
did they move their programmes They
enjoyed the good acting and the attractive
stage setting probably 10 as great, not
greater, degree than many Of thar neigh
bors, but their faces did not proclaim IL
How it makes one wish that greater pro-
portion Of our audiences were OK that ar
tistic, beautifully self governed people
who can sit perfectly stin-Boston Post
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-08
EVENING.

His signal fire the sun drops down the west,
And marshals all his cloudy hosts Alright,
Retreating from his vantage ground oppressed
By the advancing armies Of the night.
Slow fade the crimson banners from the blue:
A holy hush broods DER the earth's calm breast
One sound alone breaks the deep silence through,
a sleepy bird complaining from its nest.
Clare Beatrice Coffey in Inter Ocean.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-25
The Doctors Hail Stone.

st. Paul, MINI, had Il remarkable hailstone
= few days ago, and a correspondent says, to
illustrate more f0rcibly the size of the stones
and the competition 60 secure the mammoth
the feat of 8 wsg, who i'll the height Of the
shower rushed to his ice chest and hacked cut
two pound chunk from cake therein,
hastily clipping off the sharp corners with a
hatchet, which lie pitched from a window
into the yard of an excited neishbor, is
spropos As the huge specimen fell upon the
turf, the doctor wildly rushed out from his
piazza, and at the imminent risk of perfora-
ton of his bald caput captured the monster,
and hurrying to his study made a plaster
cast of his pr,ze not for moment doubling
,.s aapprinanaSS Phi sislr.hia Call
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-25
LOCAL SRGWTiES.

Mr.. Dan Minahan went to Dayton this
morning.
DIR. Faiconer's subject Sunday evening
will he. "A Sunday in New York City"
John Simnon, disorderly, and Jacob
Bower. for abusing his family, were arrest
ed last night.
Conrad Volliner, who assaulted fellow
workman in Vorce Il Blee'S brewery The
other day, was arrested last night and held
for assault and battery.
Mr.. VIM. III. Devore and Miss Mary NJ.
Sieinhour were married by Rev. VIM. Run-
van. at Central NJ. +. parsonage, al eight
O'Clock, Thursday evening last.
Colonel James \. Johnston, treasurer
elect of Greene county, and Mr.. Fred
Marsh. of Nenia. were in the city today.
Mr.. Marsh is the travelling representative of
Z. W. Ross Il Co. this city.
Mr.. Peter Paul and family. of Springfield.
are visiting the family Of Mr.. Adam Hor-
nick. of this city. The Paul family are all
excellent musicians and the two sisters art
very fine singers They are having a very
rleasant time among their fri-nds.-Nenis
Gdzette.
Mrs. IL. Hotchkiss. formerly of Spring
field. but now of Chicago, who has for
week past been visiting relatives in this
city. departed for home Thursday evening
via the Pan Handle railroad from | trbana
She was accompanied by her sister. Mis-
Emma Town, who will spend the summer
with her
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-25
FLORAL ENTERTAINMENT.

To he Given At the Baptist Church Tomor-
row Evening.
At the First Baptist church. Sunday, the
morning service will he especially for the
children. and a fine musical programme
will be rendered by choir OF sixty voices.
In the evening, very pleasing exercises
called .ioraI entertainment" will be
given. and the following programme rem
dered:
PART l.
INVOCATION.
Music.
Response Holy. holy, holy Lord. -. School
Scripture Selections -...--.----...-.--. Pastor
Chorus Bless Is. We PRAY. -. Class of Girls
Acrostic Exercise.
Recitstion-''Gsd is Low -.-.-.-Fi"ssIe West
Quart-tte-"For God SO Loved the World
Mrs Chas Lr-dle. Miss Anna Moore
and Messrs r. 4. Remsberg and Ge".
II. le-dr
R.citaTion-..God Night Have Made the
'''','.'......''''.....'M Miss Lizzie Saunders
Recitatiun-''N Nothing in Vain" Ferdir Scott
Music.
Messrs. Watt. Buckingham aud TattershalI
Recitstion-'The Chiidrens Friend; ,,,o .;S q, H..
Recifation-"Love One Another -.
Music.
Thanks 10 tod for Every Blessing. - School
PART IL.
Music r'tlrStfi
Exercise Better Choice '--......-...-----.
.......-......-...fIye ladies and class of girls
"WonderfuI Word of Life. - school
Recitation-''Oyer and Over Again. -;
-... ................ Frank Reed
ReritaIiOn-"Whatll II Be-. .............--.......
-. ... ....-................-F Four Little Boys
Recitation-"Lttl- Helpers. '...............,..--.
..-...,......-... Three Little Girls
Soia-"The Master Stced in His Garden
-. ................. Miss Elsie Lenhsrt
Reading-'sThe Stariess Crown, '-......-.......
..-,-..-.................. Miss Trillrna White
Music ..-.-....-.~c School
Rpnedirfipn
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-25

A few miles south of the mountains Is =
station OH the railroad knownas Seven Hun
dred Ranch" II has a rather interesting his
tory short time back numbor Of the
citizens of the nation, wealthy c,ttlemen,
met here IN a tent to play game Of poker.
There were six in the party, and the ante was
500 and q, 400 to draw cards. For some
time the game continued, until over s'oo,oVo
haa changed hands, when 1t broke up. Ever
since this point has been known as Seven
Hundred Ranch. h."-Tishnoniingo Il. H. Let
ter.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-25
HEAVILY OOSEO.

Viola scott Gets $40 and Thirty Days for
Razor Practice.
The following ceses were disposed of in
police court yesterday afternoon: George
Young, lettering. was dismissed: Charles
Murray, assault, SIS and costs; Ed. Scan
Ian. using profane language, 81 and costs:
William Francis. disorderly. 81 and costs.
Viola Scott, who carved Tom Taylor with
a razor few nights ago. was charged with
assault and battery. She was convicted.
and Judge Young fined der so and costs
and sent her to jail for thirty days James
Reedy. charged with dsorderly conduct,
uaS dismissed
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-25

81 think I've got rather the meanes. hus-
band i'll Detroit" exclaimed a little woman
oa the car the other day.
Her friend asked her to explain, and she
continued:
Il found that he was smoking fifty cents
worth ot cigars per day, and | got him To
agree 10 give me as much pin money per
week as the cigars cost. He stuck to it one
week
And then whatfr
ale bought him clay r:pe and a pound Of
Sen cent smoking tobacco, and my income is
cut down TO two cents . weekl"-Detroit
Free Press.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-25

Excursion tickets will be sold between all
ticket stations on the Pennsylvania lines
west OF Pittsburgh. on July I'd. "a and ith.
good I" return until July jth inclusive. al
one fare for the r0und trip. No eNcur-
SION rates will he sold Ia adults at less than
twenty-five cents, nor L" children at less
than fifteen cents.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-25

The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Le-
vine, OF London, Ontario, Canada. will be
grieved to hear that they have lost by the
cruel and merciless hand of death. on the
lilh and 18th instS.. their only two surviv-
ing children, Stella and Edgar, aged re-
spectiyely eight and seven years. Mrs. Le-
vine is daughter of Mr.. 5. l.. l.eSSner
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-25

We have had good many sales this year,
but we can truthtully say that We have not
had a better property to offer at auction
than the elegant residence Of ChaS. \
Smith. Of No. - south Mechanic street.
The house has twelve roDInS and hall
with gaS in every part of the house. 1t i
adapted for a single or double house. Tho
entire property il in the very hest "t re-
pair sale on "Wednesday next. June 2ath,
at o'clock, y. IN.
FOLEN " lANW NEB.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-25

X. F. Brandon X Co. of "A Arcade. are
just now doing the greatest piano and or
gan business ever done in Springfield.
Their sales during the past week
were something enormous and represent
thousands of dollars. Their. competitors
have been distanced and each succeeding
day makes more clear the fact that K. +.
Brandon Il Co. are the music dealers Of
Springfield
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-25

The Bee Line will sell special excursion
tickets on account of the july 4th holiday
business as follows: Tickets will be sold al
one fare for the round trip to any point on
the line on July =. , and /. good returning
only on July and :. Ont,-half of the reg
ular rate will be made for children hetweru
the age of six and twelve.
g II. KNIGHT, \ gent.
ID. B. MARTIN, 6. =. \.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-25

Dr. Vim. +. Morgan last night removed a
tape-worm sixty teet long from young
woman residing on Fair street She had
been sufferer for years and was never af-
forded any relief until last night when Dr.
Morgan administered his medicine.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-25

But 10 our tale Minerva Bryde
Was OF cur college halls the pride.
She thought 10 Greek.
In SansCrit she could write play.
The Culus she solved all day
Ere she could speak.
The dOns 0f Cambridge owned that she
Could wax en- on philosopher;
And a. for science,
Old fossils who could bones compare,
But no had lost in thought their hair,
Sough; an alliance.
The fair Minerva, Queen Of Hearts,
One day was capped Master VI ArIs
She knew them all
Logic, divinity and law,
Zoology, dox0lOgy; but, pshawl
Sb- b-at old sol.
Now many suitors sought to win
Minerva with their vapid chin
And polished cheek.
She bowed not on the Appian Way
To any man who could not say
ice cream" in Greek.
For she was lovelier than the dawn, ~.
And 1.-THE of figure a. fawn.
out of his mind
One fellow wrote song.
His quantities, poor wretch. were wrong.
Sine cut him blind.
But, ah lovely youth there came,
very Paris, Gnd his game
Was, with a hall,
PLAYED nv the Greeks III Athens when
The gods We're young. OF all the men
He had the call.
A champion he, whose mighty bat
Had laid full many q Hoosier fiat.
His aim was true
When at rival head, Rudolph,
With eve unerring, as in golf,
The baseball threw.
One eve he came Torn were his clothes,
And on patch he wore his nose,
Arm in a sling.
Minerva" cried the youth, with glee,
We've busted EN-. Hoorah," and she
Said "Ting-a-ling."
She WAS the belle. All, it was sweet-
She bade him kneel down at her feet,
And crowned him then.
My best and brayest, Sec Of Arts,
The Master gives thee hers" No carts
Hic jacst penna-pen.
New York Journal
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-25

ing will be held on Tuesday evening. June
2sth, at the X. of p. hall, over Lafferty' 5
grocery on High street. All members and
all those desiring t. become members, are
requested TO be present al this meeting. As
il is the last preliminary meeting before the
instituting Of the lodge.
A r. poSSFII Protector
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-25

The stock of boots and shoes Of the late
firm of PaxOn II Welland. at No. Q east
Main street. will be sold at assignor'S sale.
and some fine bargains are to BE- had. See
the "ad." in to,iay's REPUBLiC.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-25

Ladies should not forget Harry T..
Wragg's store when they want anything M
the way Of millinery. A few nice summer
hats left. and the general stock. which is
always complete with ladies' goods in this
ItnZ
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-25

The |. B. X W. will run An excursion 10
Columbus On June 2sth. offering excursion
lists an excellent opportunity to visit the
capital city and its many attractions.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-25

Excursion tickets at one fare for the
round trip will be sold To- and from all STA
tions on the |. B N ". and Ohio S"uthrru
railways on July I'd. I'd and 4th, and good
until july 9Th to return.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-25

To the taste. more acceptable Ia the StOm-
ach, and more truly beneficial in its action.
the famous California liquid fruit remedy.
Syrup of Figs. is rapidly >upersedlng all
Others. Try it. Largc. BOTTLES for sale al
Casper's drug store.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-25

Dn not fail To Sre those Sl.9O KID huttnr
and :! 10 hand turns for ladies. AT the Ar
,..lde shoe store.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-25

DR.. +. +. Bliss, eye and ear surgeon, g
west Main street Eyes fitted with giaSSes.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-25

Soda water in all Syrups at Costs. Il
east High street.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-25

There is prospect that the British gov
srnment will drop the proposed supplement
AIRY crimes bill.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-25

A set of teeth from IS up. Rowland
dentist, Blacks opera house.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-25

\ Tine line of Fourth of July goods at
Costs, I6 east High street.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-25
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